Foreign Satellites To Receive Premier League Football

ladearden

A few years ago it became quite popular for pubs to install a large satellite dish capable of picking up the foreign satellites which broadcast Premier League matches, either free-to-view or for a small subscription fee. I'm aware that the availability of matches will change depending on what deal a foreign broadcaster does with the Premier League but is anyone aware whether this option of receiving Premier league matches is still viable? I only seem to find information from years ago and nothing up to date on Google.

VisionMan

You are allowed a Euro SAT set up for private purposes only. This is now legal, though for pub purposes isn't. If you want to find out about one, like say from Greece (hint), stop using $oogle to look for one. Use another.

Moneymaker

I believe the Greek service providers are called "Nova" and also "OTE". You'd have to buy a decoder and subscription from a Greek service provider and I think that at least one of the above has a UK office where you can place your order.

warehouse

You don't need anything other than an internet connection and the right URL to get every Premier League match.

VisionMan

warehouse wrote: »

You don't need anything other than an internet connection and the right URL to get every Premier League match.

Pants

And illegal.

lee111s

VisionMan wrote: »

And illegal.

Not true.

It's illegal for those providing the streamed content, not those watching it.

VisionMan

lee111s wrote: »

Not true.

It's illegal for those providing the streamed content, not those watching it.

Pot meet kettle. And I'm fully conversant on the various malware IP streams. Oops...